Hello, thank you for your question.

Regarding the solid beech bentwood bistro dining chair, designed for indoor use, the blackoil range is the lightest.

The choice between light or dark wood for a bistro-style beech chair with a wooden seat and back mainly depends on your personal preferences and the aesthetic you want to create in your space. Here are a few points to consider to help you decide:

Style and ambience: Determine the overall style of your space and the mood you want to create. If you're looking for a brighter, airier and more modern atmosphere, light wood may be a good choice. Light wood can also give an impression of lightness and freshness. On the other hand, if you're aiming for a warmer, classic or rustic ambience, dark wood can add a touch of sophistication and elegance.

Compatibility with existing decor: Take into account other decorative elements and furniture already present in the room. If you have light or dark wood furniture, it may be a good idea to choose a bistro chair that harmoniously complements the rest of the space.

Maintenance: Consider the ease with which wood can be maintained and cleaned. Light wood may be more likely to show stains and scratches, while dark wood may hide these imperfections better. If you anticipate heavy use or have particular concerns about visible wear,

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Alexis.B